Coal Prices Dope From a Waterio Editorials
Recurring to the coal question, the piece analyzes private mine ownership and lack of competition. It argues the public must bear strike costs, with operators overreaching by charging far more than the suggested 60 cent per ton add on coal. It concludes the public should scrutinize the rising mine prices and hold operators to account.
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W. H. Hartman
West Park Ave
Waterio
Bember
Associated Press
Republic
Tian Specks
Audit Bureaus
Eee
Boen Ag
Tao
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brooks & Finley
Ren's
Silinois
Ilingis
Nina
The New Justice and A Child of Diplomacy in Europe
A seasoned editorial voice lauds Justice George H. Sutherland and notes his technical prowess and impartial approach. It contrasts Turkey’s revived power with Europe’s tense balance, blaming London and Paris for stimulation of conflicto and suggesting Uncle Sam should stay out. The piece ends with a fragment about a misaddressed envelope to St James' Place.
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Sutherland
John Marshall
Supreme Court
Clarke
George H. Sutherland
Turkey
Europe
Constantinople
Britain
United States
Paris
England
Greece
France
London
Treix
Turkeys
Uncle Sam
Food And Baby Teeth Health Advice From Dr Brady
A mother asks if a baby’s diet affects tooth decay. The article notes the two year old’s milk-diluted feeding and lack of vegetables, urging earlier introduction of beef broth, vegetables, and fruit juices for calcium and vitamins. It emphasizes breastfeeding if possible and cautions against over-dilution of milk.
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Bealdes
FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON
A dialogic sketch on marriage, career, and women's public roles. Imogene debates with Andrew over women balancing career and family, conceding limits while defending ambition, ending with Imogene resigning from the day nursery as a demonstration of her stance.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Tan Morgan Mung
Imogene
Associated Woman's Cuts
Tom
Andrew
Fidel
Mra
Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Bur rough notes from a nature column inviting readers to submit questions on nature topics. It lists sample questions about newly hatched chicks food needs, fox litter sizes, and water mosquitoes breed in, and offers answers in tomorrow’s issue. It also includes garden and plant health tips about apple scab control and removing dead twigs to prevent fungus. It briefly mentions dog poisoning treatment with phosphorus poisoning cautions.
Iowa editors note on Prohibition and tariff lawmakers
Des Moines Register cites Wall Street Journal on pulque and Mexico and hints at prohibition’s influence. Davenport Times reports Fordney McCumber tariff bill passing Senate 43 to 28 with five Republican dissenters including Senator Cummins.
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Des Moines Register
United States
The
Wall Street Journal
Mexico
Cummina
Davenport
Fordney McCumber
Weather and politics mingle in a scattered mind set
A fragmented poem by Frank L. Stanton blends weather imagery with desire for autumn sun. Separate prose quotes condemn De Valera, calling him headless and accusing Irish supporters in America of aiding crime, as Archbishop Curley labels them worst foes.
The Sandman Story From Mars Fl A Walker
A fox tries to dispose of turkey bones by gifting them as fertilizer to a possum. The plan backfires as the possum realizes the bags contain bones and contemplates what to do next while the fox plans ahead. The tale ends with a cliffhanger about a different misadventure.
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Sandman
Mars
FL A. Walker
Mr. Sox
Mr. Bear
Mr. Fox
Mr. Pox
Mr. Possum
Mr. Fas
Mr. Passum
Who Stopped the War Debate Sparks Tariff Dissent
The piece notes a speaker arguing against tariff making citing chaotic trade conditions and high duties. It says many in his party share this view as the senior Iowa senator faces dissent within the ranks. It also comments on Sioux City Journal shifting from who won the war to who ended it, referencing Sipling’s charge that the United States bore responsibility for stopping it too soon.
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Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Sipling
De Valera’s Wreckers Rally Irish Unity View
The New York World reports Bishop Turner of Buffalo and Archbishop Gurley of Baltimore back the Free State and treaty support in Ireland. They say 95 percent of Irish voters favor the government and deem De Valera and his followers as destructive, lacking a constructive program, aiming to wreck Ireland.
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New York World
Turner
Buffalo
Ireland
Free State
Collings
Curlay
Baltimore
Gurley
Irish Ireland
Dramatic Season Opens at Melodeon Hall Monday
Abe Martin notes high prices may linger, but few drops expected. A spoken performance of East Lynne and an evening of alternating laughter and tears inaugurates the regular dramatic season at Melodeon Hall next Monday night by a leading company.
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East Lynne
Melodeon
Butcher’s Puzzle Hints At Hidden Animal Names
The puzzle text suggests two wild animals hidden in a rearrangement of lettered blocks. From CAB and FED as the two produced words, the rearranged letters point to the animals likely named by the butcher’s cargo suggestion.
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Poy
Resterday
Cab
Lemon bleach for flawless skin advert claims
A damaged ad promotes lemon juice mixed with Orchard White to bleach and soften skin. It promises a harmless, fragrant cream that whitens the face neck arms and hands, fades freckles and tan, and claims not to irritate.
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Pany Drug Store
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William’ Heady
Burroughs Nature Club
Oghton Mere Lisco
Nature Notes
Yee
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